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Topics: Virtual Learning Dyslexia

The Little Things Teachers Do Every Day Are Actually Big Things: How to Retain Them During Virtual Learning

LauraMarie Coleman

by LauraMarie Coleman

December 16, 2020
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The Little Things Teachers Do Every Day Are Actually Big Things: How to Retain Them During Virtual Learning

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As a former special education teacher and the mom of two middle school students with dyslexia, I've developed some easy-to-use tips on how best to teach students with disabilities in a virtual environment. Read more in my piece in Special Education TODAY from the Council for Exceptional Children.

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LauraMarie Coleman

LauraMarie Coleman

LauraMarie Coleman is a Eureka Math Implementation Success Specialist. She was formerly special education teacher and instructional coach at Broome Tioga BOCES in Binghamton, NY.

Topics: Virtual Learning Dyslexia

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